Siren proves it's never too late for Heavy Metal dreams to come true

Scotty J of Rock Titan catches up with Siren drummer Ed Aborn. After watching the documentary, it was without question that Scotty speak with Ed about this wild experience. See the FULL REVIEW on HTTPS://ROCKTITAN.TV​ - https://rocktitan.tv/heavy-metal-band...​ I’m Too Old For This Sh*t, available now via Gravitas Ventures on iTunes, Amazon and various streaming platforms (run time: 89 minutes), captures the unpredictable highs and lows of ‘80s underground, fan-favorite heavy metal band Siren as they reunite more than 30 years after their breakup for a special performance in Germany at the Keep It True Festival. The heavy metal fairy tale is filled with hope, comedy, emotion, and more proving it’s never too late to fulfill lifelong dreams. “I’ve been playing in bands for 35 years and I’ve NEVER heard a story like Siren’s,” shares Chris Jericho. “We all had bands in high school that we felt would tour the world and sell a million records, but most of them break up by senior year and never do. However, Siren was different. “This has all been beyond imagination,” adds Siren drummer, Ed Aborn. “When I was 18, it was my dream to be onstage and see thousands of people singing along with the songs I had written. That dream was set aside and forgotten as the obligations of life and family spanned the next 30 years. But sometimes a dream really does sneak up on you! I’m Too Old For This Sh*t follows the five members of Siren - Ed Aborn [drums], Doug Lee [vocals], Gregg Culbertson [bass], Todd Grubbs [guitar] and Hal Dunn [guitar] – as they rekindle friendships and put aside any animosity following the band’s breakup 35 years ago to embrace their last chance at making their rock ‘n’ roll dreams come true. In the early 1980s, the Brandon, Florida quintet were poised to take over the world of heavy metal. Siren released various demos and two full-length albums, No Place Like Home (1986) and Financial Suicide (1989), but a string of bad luck, shady business deals and inner politics led to the band’s demise. Unbeknownst to them, Siren was amassing a sizeable fanbase overseas over the ensuing decades and thanks to the powers of social media, an obsessed fan located and contacted Aborn, ultimately leading to an offer from the organizers of the Keep It True Festival, one of Germany’s biggest annual heavy metal gatherings, for a 2018 mainstage reunion performance. I’m Too Old For This Sh*t captures the members of Siren, now in their 50s, as they reunite and relearn their old songs, while also navigating airports, international travel, social media and the modern day music scene in a fairy tale for the ages. Chris Jericho is no stranger to the music scene. As the lead singer of the internationally successful rock band Fozzy, Jericho and his band mates have released seven full-length albums, with a new record due out later this year, and notched multiple Top 10 hits on Active Rock Radio. In addition to his world-renowned wrestling career, first with World Wrestling Entertainment and now with All Elite Wrestling (AEW), the pop culture icon is also the host of “The Rock Of Jericho” weekly radio show on SiriusXM Octane and the widely popular “Talk Is Jericho” podcast, as well as a four-time New York Times best-selling author and actor. Chris also runs the entertainment news site Web Is Jericho and has created an annual four-day cruise, Chris Jericho’s Rock N Wrestling Rager At Sea. For the past three decades, Chris Jericho has established himself as a multi-faceted talent with tens of millions of fans worldwide. #Siren​ #RockTitan​ #Podcast